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\title{ Changes to *.org.au domain names }

\author{ Sam Wilson }

\date{ 2021 April 1 (Thursday), 8:33AM }

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The auDA is changing the rules about who's allowed to have a \texttt{.org.au} domain name, and forcing everyone to register an association if they want to keep their domain. I've had \texttt{archives.org.au} for over a decade, and have used it for my email address for lots of that time. So I must admit to being a bit annoyed! If it wasn't for the fact that I have one of these domain names, I'd probably be pretty supportive of the move — I like the idea that domain names are for different purposes (for example, I love the fact that Australians can have personal \texttt{.id.au} domain names).

So, I'm going to register something called "ArchivesWiki Inc." and see if I can keep the name!

Links:

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\item \url{https://www.auda.org.au/blog/orgau-eligibility-rule-changes-explained}

\item \url{https://www.auda.org.au/au-domain-names/new-au-licensing-rules/orgau-rule-changes}

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